Professional Bartenders & Servers Reviews

Pros

Flexible hours and every night is different. I get to work in many fun and exciting events all over Washington DC. The people that work for this company are so much fun to be with.

Cons

Dealing with traffic sometimes on the way to different event sites.

Pros

-Flexibility! I decide when I want to work. I am not a morning person, so I never have work mornings. -Phenomenal coworkers. I have made some lifelong friends working with PBS. -Training. I have learned so many new skills and have become a master of my craft. I feel like I could work anywhere in the service industry, but I choose to stay with PBS for the flexibility and the fun events. -Every day is different. I work in different places with different people and see all kinds of different events. It never gets boring. - I like that I can completely disconnect from work when I leave. Each day is a new event, and yesterday is in the past. Nothing comes home with me. -The management team really cares about the employees. They invest a lot of time into staff training and development.

Cons

-Some events can be very long or stressful, but everyone rallies together to get the job done, and once it's over, it's over.

Pros

I appreciate the Independence and growth opportunity.

Cons

Having to adapt to unprofessional personalities and environments.

Pros

You set your own schedule/availability. They provide you all the training/tools necessary to succeed. Very professional internal staff and clients - primarily luxury level. High expectations and accountability. Great resume builder, hourly rate, and competent coworkers.

Cons

A bit of an investment for uniforms up front, but totally worth it. Not a con, but they do hold you to a high standard - this job is not for lazy people.

Pros

getting to be part of amazing events

Cons

sometimes 8 hours on your feet

Pros

Fabulous trained staff, Company Scheduling And Performance top notch, Owner is behind his staff with scheduling, travel, and making sure we have all the equipment & continual training to succeed

Cons

Can't think of any.